🏥 12-Pack Black Self Adhesive Bandage Wrap | 2 inch x 5 Yards | Medical Cohesive Bandage Self Adherent Wrap | Vet Wrap Athletic Tape | Ideal for Sports, First Aid, Knee, Ankle, and Wrist Sprains Review

My husband leads a very active life. He works in construction and does Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, so he needs a bandage to give him extra coverage and protect his wounds. He had to use it as a last resort at work and it came in handy. Goodbye.

My vet introduced me to self adhesive bandages when our horse ran into barbed wire. Seams and gauze stayed clean. It's a lot cheaper than what my vet sells at his office and it works.

They are very suitable for making bandages or bandages. They are painless and comfortable. Depending on where you use it and how long you wear it, it can shift a bit, but most of the time it stays in place well. Little did I know my 4 year old would think they make the coolest casts. I recommend.

This is a basic first aid tape. Holds very well and doesn't stick much to the skin (pulls out hairs on the legs or arms). Easy to use and pretty powerful. I always use scissors to cut it, but it can be torn by hand (with some difficulty). Fairly water repellent (actually not water repellent). I use it to wrap my fingers when working on my grinders or to protect myself from overheating when soldering. Great band!

I cut off some fingers recently. I became aware of self-adhesive tape because it only sticks to itself. This is good for tight bandages, in my case as a compression bandage to correct the shape of the fingers. The compression also helps ease the phantom limb pain from my knotted nerves. But since it doesn't stick to anything else, it tends to slip off my fingers when I use them a lot, like on my bike while holding the handlebars and brake lever. It works well, pretty much everything I've used…

I suffer from plantar fasciitis. Walking with this condition can be debilitating. I have bought elastic bands for arch support but they have never been tight enough. I use these bandages and they have helped me a lot. I wrap the arches of the feet with these bandages. They are thin and stretchy so I can dress them up exactly how I want them. You don't need anything to fasten them, making them perfect for wearing with socks and shoes. These bandages can be used for a variety of purposes. I think

This adhesive plaster has many uses. I love how it stretches so it's comfortable and breathable against your skin. It's easy to use and I love that each one is individually wrapped for hygiene reasons. This is great because it sticks to itself and you can unroll it without leaving a sticky residue on your skin like regular tape does. So it is also used to pack items together for transport or storage as it does not damage surfaces and can be removed quickly. The only thing is that I used…

This weskimer tape works as described. I really like that they are individually wrapped and sealed. They are thin, stretchy and breathable. In the photo I have a whole roll on my wrist and my little one was dying to have one just because I'm wearing it so I put a piece on top of it too. This double layer actually keeps the little one up all night, despite all his movements, and I have to force him to take them off to go to kindergarten. For me it feels like it is wanted and comfortable. But…

These pads are versatile. There are 12 single color (I ordered black) rolls individually wrapped and each roll is 5 yards long. They are self-adhesive as the bandage wraps around the arm, leg, arm etc. The stretch allows it to be used as kinesiology tape, except that it cannot be successfully showered and each bandage is intended for single use only. It is not necessary to use the entire roll at once as the amount required matters. When used on joints that open and close, such as B. knees or…